Managed Care Matters
Joe Paduda, Jay StithWhat's happening in healthcare and workers comp & what it means for you
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It’s the facilities, folks.
Hospitals/Health Systems are driving medical inflation.
Consulting and research firm Kaufman Hall’s latest report should be at the top of your reading list.
Here’s the key takeaways.
Uncompensated care costs are growing - as the numbe...
What you can expect from your employer’s healthcare plan
Double digit increases in employers’ health insurance costs are on the horizon; here’s what’s happening, why, and implications for folks who get their insurance thru their employer.
Courtesy of Arthur J Gallagher we know more than a third...
The latest and greatest WC data
NASI just published their latest Workers’ Comp research report - one that A) lacks a shipload of the research in past editions and B) is much less current than previous editions (it provides 2023 data).
You can thank Elon et al for that....
Gotta love WCRI.
Providers are getting more “creative” than ever these days, with some - especially in California - taking advantage of loopholes in fee schedules to bill outrageous amounts for “services” with questionable impact on injured workers’ recover...
What a stupid idea.
Every physician with patients on Medicaid is now required to become expert in vocational and occupational assessment - something most doctors have no training, experience, or interest in. (thanks Dr Kertay)
That’s the real-world consequen...
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Managed care veteran explains what works, what doesn't, why, and what it all means to you
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